IndigoVision Compact NVR-AS 4000, User Manual

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In order to configure data record reaping, your Control Center license must include the Alarm
Management and Integrated Data features.
Status Monitoring
This page shows the current state of the monitored hardware diagnostics as well as options
for configuring the generated alerts.
To effectively monitor the health of an Enterprise NVR- AS 4000 unit, IndigoVision
recommend that you create a Device Fault Detector for the NVR.
► For more information, refer to the Control Center help.
• Network Redundancy — Displays the state of the network ports that have been
configured for monitoring.
• Generate Alerts — Configure alerts for the following faults:
• Network Link Failure — If checked, the Compact NVR-AS 4000 generates an
alert when one of the Ethernet ports is not connected to the network.
Alerts will always be generated in Control Center for complete network failure (device
unavailable).
Network Security
This page allows you to specify a device password to restrict access to the Web
Configuration pages. This device password can also be used to access the device using
SSH or SFTP, when logging in as
root .
• Configure User
• Change Password — Enter a password for the unit. This must contain between 8
and 32 printable ASCII (7-bit US-ASCII) characters. Enter the password again to
confirm it.
Passwords are automatically verified for security strength, and a warning will be provided if
the submitted password is not believed to be secure or could be improved.
If you forget the password, you will need to log in on the serial console or via a monitor and
keyboard connected directly to the device and reset the device's security settings
► For more information, see "Initial configuration" on page 13
IP Access Restrictions
• Enable — Check this box to restrict NVR access to the allowed addresses.
Compact NVR-AS 4000 6 Configuration